I have exactly the same problem, seems to get very hot after about an hour's use and then switches off.I have exactly the same problem, seems to get very hot after about an hour's use and then switches off.

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You refilled the water so where did the water you lost go? I suspect it is in the engine combustion chamber. You need to see if you have a blown head gasket and to see why it overheated before trying to start it. Remove all spark plugs and turn if over. If coolant blows out of the cylinders you have a blown head gasket.

You're in the wrong forum for this problem, however since it has overheated you should replace the thermostat. You need to determine why it overheated so check the coolant level and replace/replenish as necessary, check the fan relay(s) for correct operation and check the fans themselves for operation. Just finding one problem and correcting it does not mean that it is the only problem as all the items that I've mentioned will cause overheating, but they are also symptomatic of an overheating condition, so be sure to correct any deficiencies before moving on. Also, should you start to overheat, put on the air conditioner as, if the fans are working, it will draw cooling air through the radiator and assist in lowering the engine temperature. Set it to warm if it's cold out and cold if it's hot out. If this fails to provide an air flow put on your heater and set it to high. If neither operation produces an airflow, whether overheating or not, then neither of your fan assemblies are operating. You failed to state under what conditions this occurred so should it happen again use the a/c first and switch to heater if the a/c trick doesn't work. The first idea will draw air through the radiator, and the second will draw it through he heater core to aid in lowering temps. I'd suggest that you include a lot more detail when describing any automotive related event, as you can never have too much info.

Ok, right or left, its where the gpu is located, on some laptops its to the left on some to the right.

Anyway, thats what cause the shoutdown on your laptop. You need to open it and clean it from dust. Your laptop gets overheated and therfore shuts down.
I sugest you take it to a pc repaire shop and get it cleaned, ask the to test it after the cleaning to, it might be so that a fan or two dosent work properly.